Tourism commercial property

A portion of a long established and iconic Terrigal resort, Terrigal Sails Serviced Apartments, is on the market after 15 years with the owners.

Australia’s “most baffling phenomenon” is for sale, but the fact it also comes with a dinosaur and a fairy garden just adds to its intrigue.

Multi-millionaire Ian Gowrie-Smith has sold his secluded Berowra Creek retreat on the Hawkesbury River for $3.5 million.

The iconic Ettamogah Pub made famous by a long-running cartoon series is for sale for a figure in the mid $3 millions.

Missed out on a camping spot for Easter? Well you could just buy this deer park and have a place to pitch a tent for every holiday period.

Fresh from its acquisition of Darwin’s casino operations, US hospitality giant Delaware North is continuing its aggressive drive into Australia’s tourism industry, buying the rights to operate and develop the popular Lane Cove River Tourist Park in Sydney.

The tourism industry has been angered by the $15 million pledged by the federal government over the four-year forward estimates, saying it is insufficient to help attract more international visitors.

Before the copper mining boom and before the University of Tasmania was founded, this cute-as-a-button building was built in a small town in Tasmania’s North-East.

Public submissions on a proposed Chinese development in rural Tasmania are overwhelmingly positive as the project heads to the Tasmanian Planning Commission for hearing.